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Fashion

Acne Studios Turns 30

What began as a small Stockholm-based project has since developed into an international fashion house. Renamed Acne Studios in 2006, the brand has built its identity around contrasts — bringing together Scandinavian simplicity with more rebellious, unexpected and playful elements.

For its 30th anniversary, Acne Studios is returning to where it all began. Denim takes center stage once again, this time through a collaboration with American photographer and activist Nan Goldin. Known for her intimate and unfiltered approach to portraiture, Goldin photographs members of the Acne Studios community wearing pieces drawn from the brand’s past and present.

The series brings together contemporary designs, archival garments and reworked versions of some of Acne Studios’ most recognisable denim pieces from the past three decades. Rather than presenting a single, polished image of the brand, the portraits focus on individuality and personal expression, reflecting the experimental, independent spirit that has shaped Acne Studios from the very beginning.

The subjects are people from our universe – individuals we have collaborated with, spoken to, or had some kind of exchange with over the years. I wanted friends, not models.

The campaign brings together a diverse group of artists, musicians, photographers, actors and models, including Ellie Rowsell, Guinevere Van Seenus, Jonathan Lyndon Chase, Jordan Hemingway, Juliette Lewis, Peter Schlesinger, Raya Martigny, Rila Fukushima and Sandra Poulson. Another member of the group will be introduced at a later date.

Many of those featured have worked with Acne Studios before, each contributing to the creative identity the brand has developed over the years. Their involvement reflects Jonny Johansson’s long-term approach to collaboration, relationships that can continue across multiple seasons and evolve over time.

‘Acne Studios is synonymous with everything cool,’ says Juliette Lewis, the star of Acne Studios’ SS18 campaign.

Fashion

Stine Goya and Umbro Are Meeting in 90s Britain

September 08, 2026

Stine Goya and Umbro are back with another sport-chic collaboration. This time, they’re bringing their love for football and fashion indoors, highlighting the beauty of lived-in spaces and decorative settings through “Where We Meet.”

Described as an eclectic world of “greasy spoons with chipped mugs and checkered floors, pub corners humming with weekend chants, and tiled club bathrooms covered in graffiti, lipstick messages, confessions and declarations,” the visual universe of this campaign is one that explores not only the fashion-forward culture of sports but the in-between spaces that allow such youth culture moments to flourish. The campaign incites memories through its storytelling and holds faint echoes of cheer and wonder. Music in changing rooms ahead of a big game, chants in the pub or in living rooms, and post-game rituals are all ideas that float within this world. They create an aesthetic language for the community and the excitement that is felt around football culture.

In this capsule collection, we see a slim-fit T-shirt, three box-cut jerseys, and a muted yellow sweatshirt with red doodles, bows, and hearts that are reminiscent of the grunge-like graffiti found on the walls of a vibrant pub’s restroom. Umbro’s crest also makes its way into these designs, adding a layer of femininity. The pieces are 90s Britain in a collection— a melting pot of new-age counterculture with remnants of bygone British eras.

Words by Selena Aiyla

Fashion

ZEGNA Introduces Su Misura

At the centre of Su Misura are three ZEGNA signatures; Trofeo, the Abito #1, and the Falcon Jacket. Trofeo, made from Australian super-fine merino, has been part of the house since 1965, while The Abito #1 looks back to ZEGNA’s early history, taking inspiration from the suits worn by founder Ermenegildo Zegna in the 1930s. Made from 100% Australian wool, it is recognised as ZEGNA’s first suit.

The Falcon Jacket comes from a different part of the ZEGNA world. Inspired by the falcon and its ability to see beyond, the jacket takes its cues from Oasi Zegna, the vast natural territory in the Italian Alps that has long been connected to the values of the house. The result is an outerwear piece that brings together practicality and refinement.